bolognese 1.3.1 → 2.3.9

data/spec/fixtures/datacite_malformed_creator.xml

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data/spec/fixtures/datacite_schema_3.xml

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-      <creatorName>Renaud, François</creatorName>
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-    <title>Data from: A new malaria agent in African hominids.</title>
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-    <subject>Parasites</subject>
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data/spec/fixtures/datacite_software.json

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data/spec/fixtures/datacite_software_overlapping_keys.json

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data/spec/fixtures/funding_reference.xml

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-      <creatorName>Singhal,Vipul</creatorName>
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-    <title>Modeling, Computation, and Characterization to Accelerate the Development of Synthetic Gene Circuits in Cell-Free Extracts</title>
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-  <publisher>California Institute of Technology</publisher>
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-    <subject>Synthetic Biology</subject>
-    <subject>System Identification</subject>
-    <subject>Control Theory</subject>
-    <subject>Mathematical Modeling</subject>
-    <subject>Chemical Reaction Networks</subject>
-    <subject>Transcription</subject>
-    <subject>Translation</subject>
-    <subject>Gene Regulatory Networks</subject>
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-    <description descriptionType="Abstract">Synthetic biology may be defined as an attempt at using engineering principles to design and build novel biological functionalities. An important class of such functionalities involves the bottom up design of genetic networks (or 'circuits') to control cellular behavior. Performing design iterations on these circuits in vivo is often a time consuming process. One approach that has been developed to address these long design times is to use E. coli cell extracts as simplified circuit prototyping environments. The analogy with similar approaches in engineering, such as prototyping using wind tunnels and breadboards, may be extended by developing accompanying computer aided design tools. In this thesis, we discuss the development of computational and mathematical tools to accelerate circuit prototyping in the TX-TL cell free prototyping platform, and demonstrate some applications of these tools.
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-We start by discussing the problem of reducing circuit behavior variability between different batches of TX-TL cell extracts. To this end, we demonstrate a model-based methodology for calibrating extract batches, and for using the calibrations to 'correct' the behavior of genetic circuits between batches. We also look at the interaction of this methodology with the phenomenon of parameter non-identifiability, which occurs when the parameter identification inverse problem has multiple solutions. In particular, we derive conditions under which parameter non-identifiability does not hinder our modeling objectives, and subsequently demonstrate the use of such non-identifiable models in performing data variability reduction. 
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-Next, we describe txtlsim, a MATLAB Simbiology based toolbox for automatically generating models of genetic circuits in TX-TL, and for using these models for part characterization and circuit behavior prediction. Large genetic circuits can have non-negligible resource usage needs, leading to unintended interactions between circuit nodes arising due to the loading of cellular machinery, transcription factors or other regulatory elements. The usage of consumable resources like nucleotides and amino acids can also have non-trivial effects on complex genetic circuits. These types of effects are handled by the modeling framework of txtlsim in a natural way.
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-We also highlight mcmc-simbio, a smaller toolbox within txtlsim for performing concurrent Bayesian parameter inference on Simbiology models. Concurrent inference here means that a common set of parameters can be identified using data from an ensemble of different circuits and experiments, with each experiment informing a subset of the parameters. The combination of the concurrence feature with the fact that Markov chain Monte Carlo based Bayesian inference methods allow for the direct visualization of parameter non-identifiability enables the design of ensembles of experiments that reduce such non-identifiability.
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-Finally, we end with a method for performing model order reduction on transcription and translation elongation models while maintaining the ability of these models to track resource consumption. We show that due to their network topology, our models cannot be brought into the two-timescale form of singular perturbation theory when written in species concentration coordinates. We identify a coordinate system in which singular perturbation theory may be applied to chemical reaction networks more naturally, and use this to achieve the desired model reduction.</description>
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data/spec/fixtures/gtex.xml

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-      <creatorName nameType="Organizational">The GTEx Consortium</creatorName> 
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-    <title>DroNc-seq data</title> 
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-      <funderName>National Cancer Institute (NCI)</funderName>  
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-      <funderName>National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA)</funderName>  
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-    <fundingReference> 
-      <funderName>National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH)</funderName>  
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-      <funderName>National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS)</funderName>  
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-    <date dateType="Issued">2017</date> 
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-		"name": "Martin Fenner",
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data/spec/fixtures/nist.xml

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-  school    = "Department of Built Environment",
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-T1  - A multiscale analysis of the urban heat island effect
-T2  - from city averaged temperatures to the energy demand of individual buildings
-AU  - Toparlar,Y.
-N1  - Proefschrift
-PY  - 2018/4/25
-Y1  - 2018/4/25
-N2  - Designing the climates of cities
-AB  - Designing the climates of cities
-M3  - Phd Thesis 1 (Research TU/e / Graduation TU/e)
-SN  - 978-90-386-4503-2
-T3  - Bouwstenen
-PB  - Technische Universiteit Eindhoven
-CY  - Eindhoven
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-TY -  BOOK
-T1  - Validation of an Image-based Subject-Specific Dynamic Model of the Ankle Joint Complex and its Applications to the Study of the Effect of Articular Surface Morphology on Ankle Joint Mechanics
-AU  - Balakrishnan, Vishnuvardhan
-DO  - 10.17918/ERNK-6431
-UR  - https://idea.library.drexel.edu/islandora/object/idea:8247
-AB  - 3D image based subject specific models of the ankle complex can be extremely significant in a wide variety of clinical and biomechanical applications such as evaluating the effect of ligament ruptures, diagnosing and comparing surgical procedures. However, there are very few computational models that can accurately capture the full 3D biomechanical properties of the ankle complex. One such computational model was introduced by our group in 2004 [1], and this model was partially validated with a very limited set of parameters for comparison. In the current study, we have developed an improvised version of this model and validated it on a subject to subject basis for a number of specimens. This is achieved by comparing a wide range of biomechanical parameters between the experiments and the simulation. Once, the model is validated, it can be used for a wide variety of clinical and surgical applications .Some applications include comparing the effects of surface morphology on the kinematics of the ankle joint, diagnosing and evaluation of ankle disorders like ligament tears and reconstruction surgeries. Previous experimental studies conducted to understand and validate the effect of morphological variations to kinematics involved invasive surgical procedures and hence could only be conducted in cadaveric foot. Hence a need for a dynamic model which could predict and recreate the kinematics of an ankle using only CT and, or MRI data was realized. Such a model could help in development and non-invasive testing of subject specific TAR. This thesis focusses on the subject specific validation of rigid body models of four specimens and an one-to-one validation based on Load-displacement curves, Range of Motion, Surface-to-surface interaction and Ligament straining patterns. Post validation of the MBS model in MSC ADAMS, the model is used to investigate the effect of axial loads, total ankle arthrodesis and the effect of varying surface morphologies on the behavior of the ankle joint complex. An in-depth comparative analysis on the use of a numerical model for the development and performance evaluation of an implant derived from the morphological parameters of the ankle joint is also presented.
-PY  - 2018
-PB  - Drexel University
-ER  -

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-  <publisher>UC Merced</publisher>
-  <publicationYear>2013</publicationYear>
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-    <subject>Earth sciences</subject>
-    <subject>soil moisture</subject>
-    <subject>soil temperature</subject>
-    <subject>snow depth</subject>
-    <subject>air temperature</subject>
-    <subject>water balance</subject>
-    <subject>Nevada, Sierra (mountain range)</subject>
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